Timaya

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Timaya
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Background information
Birth nameInetimi Alfred Odon
Born (1980-08-15) 15 August 1980 (age 44)
Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria
Origin Odi, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
Genres
Occupations
  • Singer
  • Songwriter
InstrumentVocals
Years active2005–Present
LabelsDM Records

Inetimi Alfred Odon (born 15 August 1980), better known by his stage name Timaya, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter. He is from Odi, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Timaya is known for combining Nigerian pop with elements of dancehall, hip-hop, and soca, as well as Afro-Caribbean/Dancehall music. He is the founder of DM (Dem Mama) Records Limited. [1]

Contents

His solo career began in 2005 with the release of the single "Dem Mama" which is about the Odi massacre. His debut album, True Story, was released the following year, and his second album, Gift and Grace, was released in 2008. His third studio album, De Rebirth, was released in collaboration with Black Body Entertainment and featured the single "Plantain Boy". [2] He collaborated with Dem Mama Soldiers on the album LLNP (Long Life N Prosperity), released in 2021. And in 2012, Timaya released Upgrade. To date, his work has earned him four Headies Awards, two AFRIMMA Awards, one Nigeria Music Award, and one NEA Award. [3]

Early life

Inetimi Alfred Odon was born on August 15, 1980, in Port Harcourt City, Rivers State, Nigeria. He grew up as the youngest of fifteen children in a large family. His father worked as a banker, while his mother was a trader. For his early education, Timaya attended Assemblies of Go d Nursery and Primary School. [4] His secondary education began at Nkpolu Oroworukwo in Port Harcourt, [2] where he often broke house rules to attend late-night music events. After relocating to Lagos, he enrolled at Ikeja Grammar School where he obtained his secondary school certificate. [5]

Timaya enrolled at the University of Port Harcourt, only to drop out after the first semester due to low grades. [4] Timaya then moved back to Lagos to join Eedris Abdulkareem's hip-hop group as a backup vocalist. [6] After three years with Eedris, Timaya left the group to pursue a solo career. He began collaborations with fellow new artists and made his first cameo appearance in an unreleased music video by UDX, a Lagos-based rap group. [7] Subsequently, he met producer Obaksolo in Mafoluku, Oshodi, who produced his first major hit record, "Dem Mama," after hearing his a cappella performance. [8] Timaya collaborated with Namse Udosen (Menthol X) on "Pomporo", a track on his debut album True Story.

Career

2005–2009: True Story, Gift and Grace, and De Rebirth

His solo career began in 2005 with the release of his debut single, "Dem Mama," which recounted the massacre that occurred in his community of Odi. The song appeared on his debut album, True Story, [9] released the following year to critical acclaim. His second album, Gift and Grace, was released in 2008. He gained further visibility and international prominence with his third studio album, De Rebirth, released in partnership with Black Body Entertainment and featuring the lead single "Plantain Boy." Both the album and the single were commercially successful.

2010–2017: Upgrade, Epiphany, Bum Bum Remix, and Grammy nomination

In 2010, Timaya was featured on the song "Kokoroko" by the female gospel artist Kefee, which won the Best Collaboration category at the 2010 Headies Awards. On June 25, 2012, Timaya released another album titled Upgrade, which spawned hits like "Bum Bum," "Sexy Ladies," and "Malonogede." The album featured collaborations with Attitude, Terry G, and Vector. Duncan Mighty and Timaya dueted on "I Know I Know Dat", which leaked onto the internet a few hours after Duncan Mighty's album Footprints was released in stores. Both artists were honored at the fourth annual Odudu Music Awards, alongside M-Trill, Sodi Cookey, Becky Enyioma, and Timi Dakolo. [10]

Timaya on NdaniTV Timaya on NdaniTV.png
Timaya on NdaniTV

In 2014, Timaya released his fifth studio album titled Epiphany. The album featured 20 tracks, including global hits such as "Bum Bum Remix" featuring Dancehall A-Lister Sean Paul, "Sanko," and "Ukwu." It also included collaborations with 2Baba Idibia, Patoranking, Olamide, Sir Shina Peters, Deethi, Phyno, and Terry G. [11]

In 2017, Timaya performed in Nassau where he headlined the first-ever Afro-Soca Concert. In 2018, he received his first Grammy nomination in the Best Reggae Album category. He was featured on Avrakedabra, an album by Morgan Heritage on the track titled "Reggae Night" (global remix). Timaya established his record label, DM Records Limited, which became home to artists like Patoranking and Runtown. In 2017, he signed the young Dancehall/Afro-Fusion artist King Perryy and producer KillerTunes to the DM Records imprint. Later on, he collaborated with Kcee on the song "Erima."

Timaya Performing for fans at a tour in Rwanda, April 2022. Timaya Performing To Fans at Rwanda.jpg
Timaya Performing for fans at a tour in Rwanda, April 2022.

2019–2020: Chulo Vibes and Gratitude

After five years of releasing singles, albums, and touring, Timaya released an EP titled Chulo Vibes. This project featured collaborations with Tanzanian artist Alikiba, Trinidadian Soca legend Machel Montano, and Nigerian Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy. [12] His sixth solo studio album, Gratitude, was released in 2020. The album included singles such as 'Balance,' 'I Can't Kill Myself,' 'Gra Gra,' 'Don Dada,' and 'Born To Win,' respectively.

2023–present: Gladiator

In 2023, Timaya's 2022 release Sweet Us became a national hit song and an anthem for the 2023 general elections, [13] after reaching an agreement with Nyesom Wike's band leader Bamidele, who was the original creator of the song's chorus. [14]

In 2024, Timaya released Gladiator, his eighth-studio album. During a discussion with African Folder's Ukpeme Udoh, Timaya claimed that his life's challenges inspired the album. [15]

Honours

The Inter-Religious and International Federation for World Peace (IIFWP) appointed Timaya as a peace ambassador in 2011. [16]

Discography

Albums

Extended plays

Selected singles

YearTitleAlbumRef
2024"In My Head" (featuring Tiwa Savage)Non-Album Single [17]
2023"Tomato"Non-Album Single [18]
2022"Charger" [19]
2021"Cold Outside" (featuring Bnxn FKA Buju) [20]
2021"Eff All Day" (featuring Phyno) [21]
2019"2 Stoopid"Non-album single [22]
2019"I Can't Kill Myself"Chulo Vibes [23]
2019"Balance" [24]
2018"Kom Kom" (featuring King Perry and Patoranking)Non-album single [25]
2018"Bam Bam" (featuring Olamide) [26]
2018"Ah Blem Blem" (Electric Bodega Remix) [27]
2018"To U" [28]
2018"Ah Blem Blem" [29]
2018"Telli Person" (featuring Olamide and Phyno) [30]
2017"Dance" (featuring Rudeboy) [31]
2017"I Like the Way" (Electric Bodega Remix) [32]
2017"Pity 4 Us" [33]
2017"Woyo" [34]
2017"Who Born You" [35]
2016"Money" (featuring Flavour) [36]
2016"Bang Bang" [37]
2016"I Like the Way" [38]
2015"Some More" [39]
2015"Amayanabo" [40]
2015"I Concur" [41]
2014"Ukwu" [42]
2014"Sanko" [36]
2014"Lai Lai"Epiphany [43]
2014"Gbagam" [44]
2014"Bow Down" [45]
2014"Ekoloma Demba" [46]

Videography

YearTitleDirectorRef
2012MalonogedeGini
2012Bum BumClarence Peters
2012Sexy LadiesClarence Peters
2014Ekoloma DembaMatt Max
2014Watta Bam BamGodfather Productions
2014UkwuMoe Musa
2014Bum Bum RemixShuta Films
2014Bow Down Unlimited L.A
2014Sanko Unlimited L.A
2014GbagamClarence Peters
2015HallelujahMatt Max [47]
2015Some MoreUprooted Media
2015HallelujahMatt Max
2015I ConcurClarence Peters
2015I Like The WayUpRooted Media
2015MoneyClarence Peters
2016Bang BangPatrick Elis
2016Woyo Unlimited L.A
2016DanceClarence Peters
2017Telli PersonClarence Peters
2018Ah Blem BlemClarence Peters
2018To U Unlimited L.A
2018Bam Bam Unlimited L.A
2018Kom Kom Unlimited L.A
2019Balance Unlimited L.A
2019I Can't Kill MyselfDirector K
20192 Stoopid TG Omori
2021Cold Outside TG Omori [48]
2023TomatoClarence Peters
2024Dey Your Dey Masterkraft [49]
2024In My Head featuring Tiwa Savage Director Pink [50]
2024Blessings Dey Come way Masterkraft

Awards and nominations

Tours

Collaborations

See also

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